James Gordon
Born
April 22, 1871
Died
May 12, 1941 (70 years old)
Known For
Acting
Place of Birth
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
One of the founders of the acting group known as "The Troupers," Gordon was a leading man for Julia Marlowe on Broadway, appearing in Shakespearean plays that toured the country a number of times.
Known For
The Monkey's Paw
Sergt.-Major Morris
1939
One More Spring
1935
The Hot Spot
Warden
1931
The Front Page
The Mayor
1931
The Bachelor Father
Carson Creswell
1931
Masked Emotions
Capt. Goodell
1929
Dad's Choice
James Gordon
1928
Babe Comes Home
Baseball Player
1927
The War Horse
General Evans
1927
Flying High
V.E. Martin
1926
The Buckaroo Kid
James Mulford
1926
Devil’s Dice
1926
The Ice Flood
1926
Miss Nobody
Police Sergeant
1926
Tumbleweeds
Joe Hinman
1925
The Iron Horse
David Brandon Sr (uncredited)
1925
Hearts of Oak
John Owen
1924
The Man Who Came Back
Captain Gallon
1924
Wanderer of the Wasteland
Alex MacKay
1924
The White Sin
Yacht Captain
1924
Defying Destiny
Mr. Alden
1923
The Love Gambler
Colonel Angus McClelland
1922
On the High Seas
Captain of S.S. Andren
1922
A Self-Made Man
Jonas Spurlock
1922
A Game Chicken
Joshua Hastings
1922
Nancy from Nowhere
Mr. Kelly
1922
Trailin'
William Drew
1921
The Old Swimmin' Hole
Mr. Hull - Ezra's Pa
1921
The Bait
John Garson - The Game Warden
1921
The Last of the Mohicans
Col. Munro
1920
The Sea Wolf
'Death' Larsen
1920
Excuse My Dust
Griggs (uncredited)
1920
Mary's Ankle
George P. Hampton
1920
Behind the Door
Bill Tavish
1919
The Thunderbolt
1919
Jacques of the Silver North
Don Baird
1919
Experimental Marriage
Callahan (as Jim Gordon)
1919
The Lure of the Circus
Guy Brock
1918
Beatrice Fairfax
Christopher McRay / The Prince's bodyguard
1916
Caprice
Mr. Henderson
1913
Tess of the D'Urbervilles
Crick
1913
The Old Monk's Tale
Allesandro
1913
The Charge of the Light Brigade
Lord Raglan
1912
A Chase Across the Continent
The Detective
1912
The Relief of Lucknow
General Havelock
1912
A Romance of the Cliff Dwellers
Second Romantic Rival
1911
The Lighthouse by the Sea
First Young Fisherman
1911